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...of 543/. 7s. due 4 months and 18 days hence, at 4f per cent, per annum? Ans. 533/. 18s. Ца. (6.) Bought a quantity of goods for 150/. ready money,...of a year hence ; what was the gain in ready money, supposing discount to be made at 5 per cent. ? Ans. 42/. 15s. 5d. (7.) What is the present worth of...

...-075. (25.) Multiply the sum of 7-345, 8-375, and -055, by the difference of 12-395 and II-344(26.) If the length of the year be taken at 365 \ days instead of 365-2422419 days, its true value, what vvill the error amount to in four centuries ? (27.) Multiply...

...find what decimal part of £1 must be added to -09 of £6 13s. i^d. that the result may be 15«.? 2. Bought a quantity of goods for £150 ready money and...£200, payable f of a year hence; what was the gain, supposing discount at 5 per cent, t 3. A does a piece of woi-k in 2 hours, and В in 3 hours ; how...

...would have been the loss per cent. ? If the rates of loss and gain differ, explain why they differ. 7. Bought a quantity of goods for £150 ready money and sold them again for £200 payable £ of a year hence ; what was the gain in ready money, allowing discount at 4£ per cent. ? 8. If goods...

...have been the loss per cent. ? If the rates of loss and gain differ, . explain why they differ. 7. Bought a quantity of goods for £150 ready money and sold them again for £200 payable £ of a year hence ; what was the gain in ready money, allowing discount at 4-J per cent. ? 8. If goods...